Here are a some articles and summaries focusing on the role of electric, magnetic, and subtle energies upon cell-based organisms:
Electrostimulation in Cell Biology by Low-Frequency Electromagnetic Fields by H. Berg & L. Zhang
This paper explores the effects of low-frequency electromagnetic fields on cell biology through electrostimulation. The authors investigate how these fields can be used to influence cellular behavior, such as cell proliferation, migration, and differentiation, by modulating various intracellular processes. They discuss the underlying mechanisms, including the role of ion channels, membrane potential changes, and intracellular signaling pathways, in mediating the cellular response to electromagnetic stimulation. The paper highlights the potential applications of electrostimulation in various fields, including regenerative medicine, tissue engineering, and cancer therapy, and emphasizes the need for further research to better understand and optimize the use of low-frequency electromagnetic fields in cell biology.
A Mechanism for Action of Oscillating Electric Fields on Cells by Dimitris J. Panagopoulos, Niki Messini, A. Karabarbounis, Alexandros L. Philippetis & Lukas H Margaritis
For those of you who are using electroculture systems based on alternating electric fields in your gardens or farms, e.g. from high-voltage sources or from those exposed to free-space AC electric field effects – if you’d like to understand the electrophysiological mechanisms at play, this article delivers. The paper essentially highlights how the alternating electric fields will cause every ion in the vicinity of the plasma membrane to oscillate in coordination with the source electric field.
